Review my Website Design Company website

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Sorry guys, here is the link

http://www.1websitedesign.net

Most of them are easy to fix, but agreeing with (the other) Greg, for a web design company, anyone checking might not be impressed. Especially things like "element "Div" undefined. Did you mean "div"?" and no alt tags for images.
Alt tags for images are a really good thing for various reasons, being a web designer you should really know about this.

That said, it's probably not really that important regarding your getting clients.
But things like "ID "pkgs" and "panz" already defined" is a bad thing as this can actually break functionality.

In some places you have used <br> and others <br />. You really should be more consistent with your coding.

As for the site itself, it's quite smart. Seems well laid out and things are easy enough to find.
Although there's a lot of "generic government-like waffle".

Our team of web experts is our most precious asset.
This is because we have specially trained them to communicate effectively that saves your precious time.

Specially trained?
"Ten years ago, in 1972, a crack commando unit....
....If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... The E-Team."

support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Surely not true?

With 1websitedesign, you get a 3 months of free after sale support. This time is usually enough to tweak your site, make necessary changes and fix bugs in your scripts

You are telling people you roll out code with bugs and issues requiring 3 months after-sales to sort them out?

The side contact/info form (whatever it's for ?? ), I clicked the submit button on the blank contact form and nothing happened other than a page reload. I then filled in some random typing and got no message telling me to stop being an arse and fill in some real details - I.E. help and assistance.

It just reloaded the page and emptied out my details. If you want people to contact you, make it as easy as possible for them.
So found your contact page as I REALLY want to get in touch and get a price/info from you, and the submit button doesn't work. I click it, nothing happens other than a beautiful flash of colour.

This site is a major reflection of your web coding standards. If people have a bad experience form using YOUR site, what sort of site will you make them? They wont want THEIR clients having an annoying, unhelpful and broken contact form..etc.

Also regarding the form, it says "Fields flagged with a red asterisk (*) are required".
Yet only the email address has a red asterisk. So you don't want my name? How will you address me when you reply? Dear Mr noreply@givemewebwork .com?
And the message isn't required either? As I see it, only the "Company Name" on that form is not really essential to your getting what people are contacting you about and being able to reply in a professional manner, I.E. use their name in correspondence.

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Summary:
Positives: In general the site's quite smart, well presented and easy to navigate. I do like it. And mostly the text and descriptions are well worded.

Negatives: Some broken English, and one page I noticed has no space between two words - proof read is important.
Has some over the top blurb that is too generic to actually mean anything to a potential client. And most certainly fix the coding issues. Uppercase divs, dupe ID's and no escaping line break tags in this day and age?

Again, overall it's smart, but really needs some attention before it's a showcase of a professional web development "team".

I think the domain name is important but only to a certain point, and I think yours is fine.
And the domain name is certainly not the most important thing these days, sure a really good one IS better, like this site has a great domain name for the content, but there are many popular and busy websites with longer names these days that do just fine.

The thing to remember is brand-able names "Google, Yahoo etc" are only really used to their full potential when the site is very popular.
Sure, Yahoo is actually quite a good name, catchy, one word, easy to remember and pronounceable, but just having a good name doesn't make a site popular.
So although "Yahoo" as a site with only a few hundred members would be cool, a site with a few hundred members could use any name really.

Does "mediatech", "webtech" or "eyconsolutions" sound better than "1websitedesign.net"? I don't think so.

Besides, you can go on forever thinking of names and then find out they are all taken (mostly by cyber squatters).

Your main concerns are making your site a wonderful, fully functioning, error free, pleasant and simple experience for your visitors. You are selling services for making websites, and if visitors have a bad time on your website they wont want you to make them one.